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Home Assistant is an open-source home automation platform that integrates with various smart home devices through local and cloud services.
…I wanted something that worked reliably and stayed fully under my control. By connecting Home Assistant with Ollama, I can now use local AI to make automations more flexible and context-aware…
…panel works even with the bare minimum Old hardware is still gold A decent mid-range tablet typically sports a multicore processor, more RAM, and just enough storage. Running Home Assistant’s…
…session chat without any premium nagging. The performance over long remote sessions has been solid, too. RustDesk RustDesk is an open-source rival to TeamViewer. See at RustDesk Home Assistant Local-first…
…Plus, when I swipe left, there's a second page with buttons wired up to Home Assistant , where I can toggle lights or trigger automations. The entire layout is configurable from a…
…With a little bit of elbow grease, you can turn your local file-sharing server into a reliable productivity workstation. Home Assistant Remember to pair it with Node-RED Smart gadgets and…
…speaker works with the Google TV Streamer, allowing you to pair up to two speakers with the set-top box for sound, similar to the Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini. There…
…Most of the processing happens in my Home Assistant instance, so all it needs is a buffer large enough to hold the resized image. The trade-off with a setup like this…
…any changes to ensure it worked. My system also runs a few containers that I don't want on my test machines, such as Home Assistant. Container Manager is one of my…
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…They control lights, act as voice assistants, or tie into Home Assistant automations that play a part in enabling my smart home to work without me thinking about it. That's a…